It's simple: watch or listen to Al Jazeera.
I've been listening to their live coverage from Egypt (Cairo and other cities) here on KPFA (Pacifica, Berkeley CA). Probably accessible over other radio stations, and certainly over the Internet. (Of course, here in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave, we're not allowed to hear this point of view. Kind of eerily similar to the way the Egyptian authorities have brought a heavy hand to bear by throttling Twitter and Facebook, actually shutting down the entire Internet there for a while ...)
Not a peep on network TV, natch. I was working at a friend's yesterday who had CNN on, and they had some coverage.
Al Jazeera has been doing a great job covering this, so far as I can tell. Live reports from the scene of massive demonstrations/riots, and interviews with (or statements from) state departments from Washington to Paris to Bonn.
There's a revolution afoot there. As of now:
o The army appears to be in sympathy with the protesters. Army tanks have been met by friendly crowds. At least one incident of the army being fired upon by police/security forces.
o Many gov't buildings burning in central Cairo, as well as many police vehicles torched.
o Even the US seems to be coming around to the realization that this is a force to be reckoned with, judging from Sec. Clinton's latest statements.
Stay tuned.